Infill Nashville brings together land owners, builders and buyers to create urban infill developments in Nashville's most desirable urban areas.

Infill Nashville is new to the area, however its not a new concept.  To Learn more information on smart growth development, please visit Click Here 

The infill movement within a city also brings together partners and likeminded people that recognize the value of the infill process. These groups are key contributors to the sustainability and future development of Nashville and their websites offer key information and resources:

• The City 0f Nashville - http://www.nashville.gov
• Village Real Estate - http://www.villagerealestate.com
• Nashville Historic Commission - Click Here
• Greenways for Nashville - http://www.greenwaysfornashville.org
• Nashville Cyclist - http://www.nashvillecyclist.com/pages/cycleblog
• Hillsboro Village Merchant Association - http://www.hillsborovillage.com
• 12 South Neighborhood Association - http://www.12south.org/
• Belmont-Hillsboro Neighbors - http://home.belmont-hillsboro.org/
• East End Neighborhood Association - http://www.eastendnashville.org/
• Green Hills Action Partners - http://www.tghap.org/
• Hillsboro-West End Neighbors - http://www.hwen.org/
• Historic Edgefield Neighborhood Association - http://www.historicedgefield.org/
• Historic Germantown Nashville, Inc. - http://www.historicgermantown.org
• Nashville Urban Residents Association - http://nashvilleura.org/
• Neighborhoods Resource Center - http://www.tnrc.net/
• Sylvan Heights Neighborhood - http://www.sylvanheights.org/
• Sylvan Park Neighborhood Association - http://www.sylvanpark.org/
• West End Park Neighborhood Association - http://www.westendpark.org/
• Whitland Area Neighborhood Association - http://www.whitland.org/
• Woodlawn Area Neighborhood Association - http://www.woodlawnassoc.org/